NCAABB

1:51 PM ET Jeff Borzello Close Jeff Borzello ESPN Staff Writer Basketball recruiting insider. Joined ESPN in 2014. Graduate of University of Delaware. Pete Thamel Western Kentucky is expected to hire Texas A&M-Corpus Christi’s Steve Lutz as its next head coach, sources told ESPN on Saturday. Lutz is coming off back-to-back men’s NCAA tournament appearances
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11:18 AM ET Kansas coach Bill Self will not coach in Saturday’s second-round NCAA tournament game against Arkansas, the school announced. Self continues to recover from a procedure last week after complaining of chest tightness and balance concerns. He underwent a heart catheterization, had two stents placed for the treatment of blocked arteries and was
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10:54 PM ET Fairleigh Dickinson pulled off the biggest NCAA tournament upset point spread-wise in 38 years, stunning No. 1 seed Purdue as a 23.5-point underdog on Friday to become the second 16-seed to win a game in the round of 64 at Columbus, Ohio. FDU, which was 25-1 to beat Purdue straight-up at some
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8:45 PM ET Kyle Bonagura Close Kyle Bonagura ESPN Staff Writer Covers the Pac-12. Joined ESPN in 2014. Attended Washington State University. Michael DiRocco Close Michael DiRocco ESPN Staff Writer Covered University of Florida for 13 seasons for ESPN.com and Florida Times-Union Graduate of Jacksonville University Multiple APSE award winner March Madness is defined by
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9:05 PM ET Mike Rothstein ALBANY, N.Y. — After his final game of his third season at Iona, Rick Pitino didn’t know whether he’d be back for a fourth – or if he’d be coaching somewhere else. The 70-year-old Pitino, who reached the NCAA Tournament with Iona for the second time after a long, storied
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9:17 PM ET COLUMBUS, Ohio — Sean Moore raised his hands in the air as the chants of “F-D-U” came raining down from everywhere. The Columbus native then raced to his teammates before high-fiving anyone he could find. On Friday night, Moore and Fairleigh Dickinson pulled off one of the biggest stunners in college basketball
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7:18 PM ET GREENSBORO, N.C. — A wonky rim delayed warm-ups for Iowa State on Friday, but that was just the start of the Cyclones’ shooting troubles. Game officials spent several minutes attending to the rim on one basket before Friday’s NCAA tournament game against Pitt after Iowa State voiced concerns about the set-up during
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5:43 PM ET BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Houston Cougars standout Marcus Sasser, who was knocked out of Thursday’s win over Northern Kentucky after aggravating a groin injury, said he expects to play Saturday against Auburn in the second round of the NCAA tournament. “I’m 100 percent playing tomorrow,” the American Athletic Conference Player of the Year
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12:00 PM ET East Tennessee State is finalizing a deal to make Wake Forest assistant Brooks Savage its next head coach, sources told ESPN. Savage has been with the Demon Deacons since 2020, making the move to Winston-Salem with head coach Steve Forbes after spending five seasons under Forbes at ETSU. During their time at
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7:00 AM ET Expanding sports betting legalization has furthered gambling conversations but the NCAA tournament bracket has remained a staple for decades. Even before the landmark 2018 Supreme Court ruling, the Big Dance annually generated action and excitement. Much like Super Bowl props, the bracket enables even casual fans to discuss a form of gambling.
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